Preserving and Protecting the Integrity of American Elections

Here's the conspiracy-theory laden opening to this new EO. It starts with a LIE, and then goes onto unsubstantiated accusations of voter fraud. Please anyone cite for me where the "many officials" in the last line are, and how many have been charged and prosecuted?

"Despite pioneering self-government, the United States now fails to enforce basic and necessary election protections employed by modern, developed nations, as well as those still developing. India and Brazil, for example, are tying voter identification to a biometric database, while the United States largely relies on self-attestation for citizenship. In tabulating votes, Germany and Canada require use of paper ballots, counted in public by local officials, which substantially reduces the number of disputes as compared to the American patchwork of voting methods that can lead to basic chain-of-custody problems. Further, while countries like Denmark and Sweden sensibly limit mail-in voting to those unable to vote in person and do not count late-arriving votes regardless of the date of postmark, many American elections now feature mass voting by mail, with many officials accepting ballots without postmarks or those received well after Election Day."

A very large nothing-burger. This, as I posted on another thread, is nothing more than Trump attempting to convince voters that his 2020 loss was a case of fraud, his "Big Lie."
He is so juvenile he cannot accept the fact that he lost. Just like his always wining golf tournaments held on his own golf courses.

Here's the opening paragraph of the 2021 Voting Access EO. I don't see anything objectionable here:

"The right to vote is the foundation of American democracy. Free and fair elections that reflect the will of the American people must be protected and defended. But many Americans, especially people of color, confront significant obstacles to exercising that fundamental right. These obstacles include difficulties with voter registration, lack of election information, and barriers to access at polling places. For generations, Black voters and other voters of color have faced discriminatory policies and other obstacles that disproportionally affect their communities. These voters remain more likely to face long lines at the polls and are disproportionately burdened by voter identification laws and limited opportunities to vote by mail. Limited access to language assistance remains a barrier for many voters. People with disabilities continue to face barriers to voting and are denied legally required accommodations in exercising their fundamental rights and the ability to vote privately and independently. Members of our military serving overseas, as well as other American citizens living abroad, also face challenges to exercising their fundamental right to vote."